Sentence examples for designated their from inspiring English sources

Kirkbride designated their homes the other way round, allowing her to claim allowances on her flat.

Mistake No 2: overclaiming expenses When the expenses scandal broke, the parliamentary authorities started taking more notice of whether MPs' properties were designated their first or second homes.

They have been there since Henry VIII designated their number, though now they represent only 6.6% of the people, the few remaining Church of England worshippers.

Ensler has an impressive list: in India, 100,000 rickshaw drivers were given gender sensitivity training; in Peru, construction workers designated their sites as sexual harassment-free zones.

Where people have designated their donations for the families of rescue workers, their wishes will be honored, said Ani Hurwitz, a spokeswoman for the New York Community Trust.

Our local MP of the time, Andrew MacKay, had been accused of dodgy dealings regarding how he had designated their second homes for claiming purposes.

Upon signing up for Shop-Hers, buyers can also create a profile, designating their style, preferred designers, sizes and more.

"Likewise, a company that allows consumers to designate their information as private must use reasonable security to uphold such designations.

Everyone wears different-colored hats designating their levels.

The contributors may not designate their dependents as beneficiaries.

Subscribers can set up a personal profile on the service's Web site, then designate their preferred gas station chains.